Question

i need help with 1.5 constructions with technology for flvs geometry ! please help (:

Answer 1

Now that you know how to construct, it's time to create your own constructions. Select two constructions from column A and one construction from column B to complete using GeoGebra. You may need to submit multiple files if all three constructions cannot fit on the same page. For a reminder on how to save your file as a .ggb file please refer to the GeoGebra Introduction Video.

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Column A (choose two of the following) Column B (choose one of the following)
Construct a line segment and copy it
Construct an angle and copy it
Construct a line segment and bisect it
Construct an angle and bisect it
Construct parallel lines
Construct a perpendicular line through a point on the given line
Construct a perpendicular line through a point not on the given line.
Construct an equilateral triangle inscribed in a circle
Construct a square inscribed in a circle
Construct a regular hexagon

Answer 2

show me the question?

Answer 3

lol where is column b?

Answer 4

the last 3 in the list are column b .-. it didnt copy right

Answer 5

@brianna98bri yea put column b up there lol, but other than that this looks pretty simple, you just have to know how to use the Geogebra app and then you have to know the definitions of the angle bisectors, polygons, ect, ect...

Answer 6

oh i see

Answer 7

@HaileyT

Answer 8

yeahh .

Answer 9

you don't know how to bisect a line segment?

Answer 10

or do you need help using Geogebra

Answer 11

i dont know how to do any of it >.<

Answer 12

wow, ok immmm lets start at 1

Answer 13

a line segment is a piece of a line, and a line is never-ending.

Answer 14

so draw a line segment and simply copy it to another place

Answer 15

same with an the angle.
for the third, take your line segment and cut it exactly in half with another line segment, hence the word "bisect"

Answer 16

ohhh okay, its starting to make sense

Answer 17

now for the angle, draw an angle with any measure ex. 90, 60, 40 whatever, and half that.
draw a line segment at that measure